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Best El Capitolio Tours & Trips

Based on the Pantheon and the U.S. Capital Building, El Capitolio once served as the center for the Cuban government prior to the revolution. Today it houses the Cuban Academy of Sciences and Cuba's National Assembly. Designed in a neo-classical style, the building features the third largest statue in the world, the bronze Statue of the Republic, marble hallways, gilded lamps, and replica 25 carrot diamonds embedded in the floor.

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FAQs about El Capitolio Tours

How do I get from Havana’s José Martí International Airport to El Capitolio?

Take a pre-arranged taxi or official "collective taxi" (shared sedan) from the airport to central Havana. Alternatively, use the Aerobus shuttle to Parque Central, then walk 10 minutes to El Capitolio. Ride-hailing apps are unavailable; always agree on taxi fares beforehand or use a metered "verde y negro" cab.

Is there an entrance fee to visit El Capitolio in Havana?

Yes, there is a modest entrance fee (in Cuban Convertible Pesos or Euros for foreigners). As of 2024, it’s approximately 5-10 CUC/EUR. The fee includes access to main halls and a short guided tour. Payment is often required in foreign currency - carry cash.

Can I visit the interior of El Capitolio, and is it worth the tour?

Yes, interior visits are allowed and include the historic chambers, marble halls, and the iconic bronze statue of Minerva. The 45-minute guided tour explains Cuba’s republican history and architectural significance. It’s well worth it for history and architecture enthusiasts.

What time should I arrive to avoid crowds at El Capitolio?

Arrive right at opening time, typically 9:00 AM, to avoid both crowds and midday heat. Weekdays are less crowded than weekends. Tour buses arrive later, so early morning offers the best photo opportunities with minimal visitors.